Northeast Party House

When was the last time you had a bad time listening to a party band play party tunes? This is actually a trick question and the answer for you and anyone else is and forever will be ‘never’. That’s right, you never have a bad time listening to a party band. And if Northeast Party House continue with the type

The highlight of their performance came when they stepped away from monitoring their laptop settings and focused on interacting with each other to play out their final track.

Indie-garage rock from Nick Nuisance & The Delinquents strangely yet smoothly transitioned into the tropical house bangers of Twinsy, as the crowd slowly moved and mingled around the rustic and dimly lit Metro Theatre.

Bringing the 'Double Darts Tour' to Adelaide and then Ballarat this weekend NPH showed no signs of weariness or complacency as they took to the stage and ripped the Unibar a new one.

The hostile energy that a few ‘heroes’ created thankfully quickly shifted into celebration.

While a little stiff at times with onstage banter (probably a response to the shallow and seemingly unenthusiastic early crowd), they pumped out a set bursting with punchy guitars, dynamic synths, pulsing layers of electronica and fun, neon Euro-trash sensibilities.Suffice to say, Cabin Cults are a local band

This is what I’d usually be doing but of course it’s a long weekend so I’ve been running on approximately six hours sleep the last few days and a shitload of caffeine.